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i $5 Bale Recovery
* *
\n Cotton Follows
Covering Movement
^??_
? Buying by Shorts Respon?
sible for Upturn, Say
Traders; Trade Outlook
Bearish: Spot Is Steady
Unexpectedly strong Liverpool cables
and reports of smaller Southern offer
iriRS promoted covering in the cotton
? market yesterday and led to a recovery
of about a cent a pound, or $5 a bale,
in prices. December contracts sold up
| to 18.90, or lOti points above the clos
, ing quotation of Monday, and closed
iat 18.00, with the general market clos?
ing firm at a net advance of 15 points
?on October and of 100 to 115 points
on the more active position's.
< Stop orders which recent sellers had
; placed were uncovered on the advance.
| and after their execution the market
? eared under liquidation and scattered
J selling seemed to reflect expectation?
} that eastern belt offerings would ?n
' crease on advances. Private advices
i said that the holding movement in the
Southwest was tightening. This was
colored by the smaller volume of hedge
selling, but comparatively little cotton
had been marketed as yet in eastern
belt sections and there was fear of
liquidation from that quarter.
Some months reached the best prices
? of the day late in the afternoon, but
the close was a few points off from t'..e
? best under realizing.
Southern spot markets as officially
reported were unchanged to 85 points
higher except Mobile, which was nomi
? nally 50 points lower. Middling quota
! turn's ranged from 18.50 at Fort Worth
' up to 22.00 at Gal veston. ft
The local market for spot cotton was
\ quiet and unchanged at 20.50 for mid-j
? tiling; sales 100 hales.
f The range, of ; ricea follows:
< Monday's
Open. High Low. Close. elose.
Ort If' en 19 r'0 18 50 "l"1 00?? - 18.85
Nov ".' " ,s 30
- D*C . 18.30 18.96 18 30 IS.900*18.95 17.90
.Tan ... 10.20 18.80 18.20 18.70@1S.75 17.65
1-,'f, - ? - IS.70ii 17.55 |
March.. 18.32 IS.72 1*14 18.63?18.70 17.60
April .. IS '?"' - ?J.55
Mav . . I?:? 18.70 l*:o 18.55I??18.68 17.55
>---.ltir-:<-.... Ie ? ' " ?"n
Ju . . 18.05 18.52 1? 05 1S.50?? 1* 52 17 50
Auk ? '? 7 90 18.30 17.90 18.30 '-i - 17.4:,
8ept. ... 17.95 18.30 17.95 18-3 @ - 17.60
Southern Spot Markets. Galveston quiet,
unchanged Ht 22c; sales 1,450 bales. New
Orleans steady, unchanged ut 18.75c; pales
553 bales Mobile nominal, 60 pointa low?
er at 1? "5c; sales nil. Savannah quiet. 25
! points higher at 20c; sales 2."! bales, Nor?
folk steady, 50 points higher at 18.76c;
sales 41'.", bales. Augusta quiet, unchanged
nt 19.50c; sales 135 bules. Memphis nom?
inal, unchanged at 20c; sales 1,100 bales.
t-. i. , ? unchanged ?it 20c; sales
nil. Houston steady, 50 points higher at
19.60c; sales r'77 bales. I.lttln Rock
quid unchanged at 20.25c; pales 166
bales. Dallas steady, 1? points higher at
IS 70? ; sales nil. Montgomery firm, 25
points higher at l r'c . sales nil. Fort Worth
steady, B5 points higher at 18.50c; salea
1,021 bale?.
Cotton Statistics
Y. ster- Last I.art
day Week. Year.
Torr receipts... 63,446 4 2.357, 52,480
Exports . 2,608 35.286 31,374
? Exports season. 720,966 f.''<M7'i 928,205
II V V stocks - . 31,939 29.510 99,456
' p, n stocks. . . .1,037,368 896.898 1,139 703
Interior receipts 42..,- 35,102 37,861
?' Int. ship::.cuts. 26, -( 21.221 27,078
j N. Y. arrivals. . 5,826 1.09-4 315
Liverpool O?bles?Spot cotton quiet at
BS points advai dling, 14.70-1. Sales.
4,,000 bales; Ai rriran, 3.000 Imports,
21,000 bales; American, 17,000. Futures
opened steady al 10 to IS points decline.
Closed steady al a net advance of 30 to 52
pionts. October, 11.0.7(1; December, 13.95d;
January, 13.93d; March, 13.81d; May,
13.7 d; July, 13.56d. Manchester: Yarns
''"" "and < loths, irregular.
Cottonseed Oil
Th" market rallied sharply from an early
decline atifi closed Arm, with net tialns of
35 i ' 36 points. The early weakness
in lard caused more or loss pressure, but
the flrmness In cotton as well as rumors
of exp irl sales of about .1,000 barrels of
oil caused an active covering movement
and prices responded easily as the techni?
cal sldi ol the market was evidently firmer.
, LARGEST STOCK 'CLOSED AUTOS
Limousines,Landaulets, Coupes,Sedaiu.Victorias,Etc.
Some New?Some Used. Like New !
Piere?. Cadillacs, Marnions, Lancias, IP. Mies,
l,oromohlles, Mercers Steams, Peerless, iil.lsmoblloa,
Willys-Knights, Libcrtys, Owen-Magnetic, Standard,
fVinton, Reos, i ? ':? lets an ; Others,
Neu Arrivals Dully.
Cash, or One Year's Time To Pay
No Mortoag?! No Notes! No Publicity!
Also 'I urinti. Runabouts. Kaceabouts, in All
Huinlar I Makis. Demonstratlotia Given, Automo?
biles Traded.
* Our Prices Are Extremely Reasonable
Everything a. llepresentcd. Square Iieals Assured,
New Sedan Bodies?Prices Right
foi Cadillacs, l'a Kurds. Locomobiles, Etc Etc
Caed Sedans. Limousines. Coupes, Etc., for all
makes. All Types: nig Bargalnsl
Tires and Tubes?Closing Out Sale !
Take Advantage of the Following Opportunities
All First" Shoes in stock 40', off
All "Blemished" at 40 ; to 70 ; off
Lots of new, A1 Tires. S8, $9, S10,S12.S15,S20
1 3 ol List Prices on odd Si7,es In Clinchers,
TUBES: 3 ?for list price of 1
USED SHOES. $6. $7, $8. $10, ETC.
Stork up .>., ?. dealers pay mure than our
pri?es at ri tall
Export Tires at Ridiculously T.ow Trices
Jandorf Automobile Co.
Rstabllsbed In 1899. Telephone, Circle 1478
? 235-237 W.50th St.. near Broadway
( Tire Dept.. I6BI Broadway, corner 53d St.
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of Languages
Manhattan?30 West 34th Street.
Brooklyn?218 Livingston Street
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rim?*? '\ND CLASS LESSONS DAY OR
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Term? rsaacnobie. Catalogue on application.
GRAND PRIZES AT AI,I. EXPOSITIONS.
New Classes Constantly Forming.
TRIAL. L BSSON F K E K.
-~~ HAMILTON^
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Now home, 339 West 86th St. Opens Oct. 1
?CHOOL CKKTIKICATKS for "j , i rli?,
Auf CONNECTIONS with ?wt Sid?
OU TINO
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SCHOOL FOR BOYS
811 West 83d St.
Curriculum of ttio widest scope from
Primary School to College. Athletic?
warmly encouraged. Swimming Tool
??id Oymnaslum on the premises.
/llwvfrQfed catalog on request.
LOUIS I). KAY, Ph. !>., Headmaster.
Telephon} Schuylor 4SU6.
K0H?T SCHOOL FOR BOYS
B- I. Knjrrl. Prln Harr!son-on-Sound. N. Y.
Phone S0S-J Park
DANCING INSTRUCTION
LOVELL'S
637 MADISON AVE.
CLASS "n"m
LESSONS 1UC
W? (uitsutM to toaak ;?? to
?tue? til th. l&tosl ?Wmo
***??? Qulekl? ut o*rr**tk<
io lessons $8
. FSiTATS LBMONS
- a a u. to u r. u,
,?iTflouT ?jrrim
Total s.ilos for Ihn day were 8,100 barrels.
The rang-- of prlci s ?..Hows:
Monday's
Open High. Low, Closo. oloi o
Spot ... - 10.70 '?? 10.GO
on .... 10.75 '??? 1 2 50 10.60
Nov.... 30.55 1070 IP.5.5 10.70il 10.76 10.40
Deo. ... Li 90 11,21 1" DO I 1.22 6 I 1 27 11.07
.'an. ... 1 I 00 1 1.27 10.98 11.24 ' ? ? I 26 I 1.07
Feb, . . ! 1.25 ,, ; | (il I 1.10
March.. 11.24 l i 35 11.19 1I.40W 11 55 11.22
i April.. . -- 1 I, l.'.'.i ! I.:.' 1 1.26
j May.. .. i 1.38 i i,C2 1 1.35 1 I 62 ?; i I 65 11.1"
?Sugar Market Firmer
On Prospect of Relief
Current Year
pines. ago.
Sugar, granulated, lb... 1! & 12 9
Coffee. Bin No. 7. 7 1 ?: -
| Coffee, Santos, No. ".... 22% (fi 234 25 4
Prospoi's of financial assistance for
j Cuba imparted strength to the sugar
! market bore yesterday, :is it was be?
lieved this action would prevent, for
?the time being at, least, distressed
! sugars ?'rom being pressed for salo.
Further shipment of raws, it is said 111
' the trade, might easily depress valuoa,
i but, efforts are being made to hold
stbcKs in Cuba until the local market
is in a more receptive mood. An ad?
vance of l cent a pound for refined to
[ 12 cents, less 2 per cent fol cash, was
' announced by one refiner.
The ranee of prices:
The rani;.' of prlci s:
Monday's
Open. High. Low. Close. close.
Oct. - - 8.2?'.; 8.25 S.40
Nov.... 8.20 8.45 8 15 8.20(51 S 25 8.40
? Lee. ... 8.40 s 50 S. 2 ' S 25 ? h 30 8.40
Jan.... 8.15 8.26 8.05 8.15<fj 8.20 s 20
: Feb. ... R.15 8 15 s 15 7.95 R.00 s in
.Mar.... 7.86 8.10 7.86 7.90 t(i S. 00 8 1(1
Apr.... S 20 8 20 s 20 7 95 ri 8.05 8.15
May... 8.10 s.25 8.10 &.05ii;i s.10 8.25
j Coffee Futures A alight advanee In ?il
'activo months, most of which was held In
spite of a ? gglng tendency, led many to
I believe thai liquidation had about reached
the limit, placing Ihe market In 1 stronger
technical position Soi of fhn buying
w;,s believed t.. have been Cor Investors,
although the bulk was by shorts. Firm
orders from Brazil were higher.
The range o? pi:. ? a:
Monda
Open. High. Low. Clo
Oct. ... - ? 6.50(?i
r)PC, ... 6,50 6.SO G.50 I - ? <
Jan.... ?? 7.04
Mar.... 7.20 7 50 V 20 '. ?'?'?
Apr.... ".' ' ?
May. ... 7 65 7 R0 7 '.'1 7 *>0 '??'
June... - '.' '?' '.' "
July. ... 7.80 - ? ?? 7.80 F < ' ??
Aug....- - - v
Sept., . . - ? ? S.25I?!
Butter, Cheese, Eggs
Under- Receipts 1.071 packages Cream?
ery, high, v than extras, pound. :?;.'
extras, 9 1 ' firsts, 90 to 91
score, : : ? ? first! SS to 89 re, 46 '?
50c; seconds, l '! to s7 score, 40<S I4e: lower
grades, 38(f?39e. Danish casks, 50SD57c.
Unsalted, higher than extras, I : : .?
extras, 60<J?61c; fusts '? - ? - 1 onda, 43
dt 46c. S' ato d.i ?ry 1 ubs, finest,
good to pi imp, ?' ''???? ? conn 1011 10 fair, 39
f'?4P.;. Renovati 1. extras, 49c. Ladles, cur?
rent make, firsts, 38 4 <S 3ft 4e : seconds,
35>,4@364c; lower grades, 34(fi ?5c. Pack?
ing stock, - urn nt make, No. 1 ' '? ' P36c;
No. 2. 34@35c; lowei grades, 30@33c.
Cheese Receipts. 4.735 boxes. State,
whole milk, held flats, sp il, pound,
27@28c; average run, 25@26c; fresh
specials, 25i . a.ag' run. 24e; lower
gradee, 20?23c; twins held specials, 27?
28c; average run, 25W2Ce Wisconsin, held
twins, 2.5@264c; single Daisies, held, 264
V 27 4c : doublo Daisies, hi Id 26 ??? 27c ;
Young Americas, held 2? '<? : S 4 ??. skims,
held specials, : - . 1 prim to h o ice, 1 .'
<?; 1 7 41' ? ,;l "' '-" E ;. 12@ 14 Vic; low, r
gTade, 1 Or.
Kggs -Receipts, 9,270 eases, Fresh gath?
ered, extras, dozen, 71@72c; extra lirsts,
67 '??' 70,- ; tirsls. 61 r>66c; : conds, . - i Cl
dirties, No. 1, 60? 52c : checks, fair lo
choice, dry, 40ij 17c, Itefrlg rator, special
marks, fancy, 55 4 ?68 ; lirsts, ;"? '? .. S 55c
seconds, r "??.'.'?-. st;il . Pennsylvania and
neai by V. ? tern, hennei y w hit' s, extras,
$1.08 ?> 1.10 ; extra firsts S : r 1.05 ; lirsts,
v 8 '??" 91 ?? . gathered whites, firsts lo extra
firsts, 87 : % : 05 ; under grades, 1
pullets, 70@S2c. Pacific Coast whiles, c.x
trn firsts. 98?$1.03; firsts, 88?0Bo; under
gradea, 60 ST 8 4c; Potaluma, pullets, 74<??>
80c. Other Western and Southern guth
oved whiles, 06?90c. sind. Pennsylvania
and nearby Western hennery browns, ex?
tras. T.'.wMr, gathered brown and m!x,-ii
colors, gin.I'd extras, 71?72c; firsts to cx
tra firsts, 6:(@70c.
Friend Saves Policeman
Attacked by Gangsters
Patrolman Breeves Beaten With
Own C.lub While Assailants
Hold Him Helpless
A band of thirty gangsters, nursing
a crude against Patrolman Frederick
Brecves, of the Fifth Street station,
lured him into a deserted side street in
the Ghetto early yesterday morning,
and but for the intervention of afriend
Brecves would have been beaten to
death.
While bis arms and lops were held
by some of th? gangsters others kicked
and beat him with his own club.
Breeves naw Irving Schaffer, a night
watchman, passing and called to him:
"Help me, Izzy;, they've got me!"
Schaffer drew his gun and attacked
Breeves's assailants, firing as he ad?
vanced. He is certain that one or more
were hit, and told the police he ?,u\v the
leader ol* the gang fall. This man had
disappeared"? however, when the watch?
man returned from a call box, where he
summoned the reserves.
An automobile was commandeered to
carry Breeves to the hospital, where he
was treated for numerous bruises ?and
lacerations of the 8cal]i. He loft the
hospital yesterday afternoon.
Antonio Taibi, of .'W4 Stnnto.n Street,
is said by the pol ici; to have admitted
being with the policeman's assailants,
bul lie insisted that, he left them
when the fight started. Magistrate
Schwab held him in $1,500 bail for ex?
amination Friday, when he was ar?
raigned in Essex Market court.
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jfj to jtt
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Five hundred and fifty rooms, single or en
suite, are available to bachelors in this se?
lect new residence located in the heart of
the city. A restaurant, gymnasium, billiard
room, music room and roof garden, provide
many clublike comforts.
The Allerton 55th Street Co. Inc., arc the
owners and builders, Mr. Arthur Loomis
Harmon, the architect and Mr. J.W. Ilooley
the electrical contractor.
/or you?a Commercial Department of compe?
tent engineers who will be pleased to consult with
you or render advice, without cost or Obligationen
all matters of electric light, heat and power service. '
t?he United Electric
Lightand Power Co,
130 East ic+h St., Hew York.
Brunch Offices
89th St. & Broadway M6th St. & Broadway
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mouth
roaf
eath
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Kept Right
fon you
Help Wanted Business Opportunities \?/a?lf" AJ? Furnished Rooms Lost, Found and Rew.rd
Situations Wanted Business Cards ? V ?XM 11 rkil? Boarders Wanted Employment Agencie?
LOST, FOUND AND REWARD
LOST--Mink stole, 12 tallo, somewhat worn;
Columbua Day bet worn Wont 160th and
Pennsylvania ?nation by 5th hvo. bus; valued
ii? keepsake; liberal reward; notify Mrs.
Conant, 400 Vest 100th. Phone Wadsworth
?700.
LOST?Chow rlogr on Kingston nve., Bklyn.,
Sunday; young, reddish brown chow dog,
maje, black bond Hnd tongue; answers
name ('hing. Liberal reward. Tel. 2652-J
Lafayette. Deponier, 278A Albany avo.
LOST?Certificate of Naturalization, No.
. 764,774, Issued by Supreme Court Kings
Co., N. V. Reward. M. Leknwltz, 155
.Stage st., Bklyn., N. T.
LOST Hox containing blue satin dress Just
bought nt Henard's; lost vicinity of 4-flth
to 44th. 51 h to 6th ave; reward. Phone
Jamalen 1222.
LOST?Gold wrist watch, Monday, In
Wool worth's or between Maiden Lane
and 45 Broadway. Please call Orange
7S0-M.
LOST?Small sabla fur, Eth ave., between
0th and 12th sts., Wednesday night, Oct.
13th. Return Apt. 2B, 15 West 12th at.
Reward.
LOST?Small white poodle In neighbor?
hood of l!)th st.; answers to name of
Buster; malo; reward. Address 356 W.
Hit h st.
Lost Bankbooks
LOST?Bankbook No. 828,059 of the Union
Dime Savings Bank Is missing. Any
person having a claim to It Is hereby
inlled upon to present the same within
ten days or submit to having said pass
1.k canceled and a. new one Issued.
LOST- Rank book No. 345.148 of the
Franklin Havings Bank. Issued to Mary
Cougran. Payment stopped. Please re?
turn to hank, 658 Eighth ave., New York
city. All person? aro cautioned not to
purchase or negotiate same.
LOST?Bank book No. 338,435 of the
Franklin Savings Bank. Issued to
Krank R. Gllvarry. Payment stopped.
Please return to bank, 658 Eighth ave.,
New York City. All persons are cautioned
not to purchase or negotiate same.
LOST?Bank book No. 330,513 of the
Franklin Saving? Rank. Issued to
Charles O'Neill. Payment stopped.
Please return to bank. OSS Eighth ave.,
New York City. All persons are cautioned
not to purchase or negotiate same.
I,'?ST -Bankbook No. 132,185, North River
Savings Rank. Payment stopped.
Kindly return to bank, 31 West 31th st.,
New York City.
LOST Bankbook No. 1,142.332 of the
Rank tor Savings, 2S0 Fourth ave. Pay?
ment stopped. Finder please return to
bank.
LOST Bankbook No. 132.363, the Metro?
politan Savings Rank, 1 3d ave. Pay?
ment stopped, Finder' plcaso return, to
bank.
LOST?Bankbook No. 267,461, the New
York Savings Rank. Payment,?toppod.
Finder please return to bank.
LOST Bankbook No. 7S.509 of tho U. S.
Savings Rank of N. Y. Payment stopped.
Please return book to bank.
I.i'ST Bankbook No. 282,067, the New
York Savings Rank. Payments stopped.
Finder please return to. bank.
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East Side
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West Side
CENTRAL PARK WEST, 101?Large front
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MANHATTAN AVE., 272--Comfortably fur
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Apt. .2. Beardsley.
WASHINGTON HEIGHTS ? Attractive
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PENN. POST HOTEL AND ANNEX
A step to Broadway; opposite Pennsylvania
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Transients, $1.50 up; permanents, $S up.
Telephone Chelsea 5 11.
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115TH, 283 W.?Comfortably furnished
large, airy front room, suitable for busi?
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Apartment '..
120TH ST., 363 W.?Furnished rooms, run?
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120TFI ST. ('joto 7th av.) ? Large, neatly
furnished rooms, elevator, telephone; $5.
Claremont.
123D, 131W -Well furnished cheerful front
room, with kitchenette; light house?
keeping.
Bronx
i 165TH ?ioct Walton ave), block west
Grand Concourse; large front room, suit
In hie two; phono for particulars Jerome
2017. Tait.
Brooklyn
PARK SLOPE ? Attractive front room;
gentlemen. All conveniences. Phone
Sterling 2349.
RUTLAND ROAD, 122?New. attractive
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Westchester County
MORSEMERE AVE.. 70, Yonkers, between
Broadway and Palisade ave. -Ilrlght and
attractively furnished rooms for light house?
keeping; good street rar connections to New
York. Central phone. Yonkers 2J42._
UNFURNISHED ROOMS TO LET
THREE moms, kitchenette and bath; refined
neighborhood; eight closets. Phone Lenox
1977.
BOARDERS WANTED
116TH (1910 7th ave.)?Well furnished '
room for rent to a gentleman In elevator
apartment; electricity and meals, In
Spanish family. Mrs. Casas.
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Domestic
CHAMBERMAID, competent. Scandinavian;
private faintly. 11 W. 7?th ?t
COOK and waitress-chambermaid wanted;
2 Protestant white women, preferably "?
sisters, or mother an,I daughter, pr 2
friend^; private family; private house.!
Call is West 51st st.
HOUSEWORKER, general; widow with baby
and nurse wains general houseworker or
mother with daughter; good wages. Mohr
enshk-ld. 10 East 9th st., mornings between
10 and 1 1.
HOUSEWORKER. general (white); three,
in family; apartment, no laundry; good
wages; city references required. Phone
Lenox 1311 before II or between 1 and 2 :30.
HOUSEKEEPER for Brooklyn hotel;
salary, line. Universal Employment
Agi : . 50 West ;;7th.
MOTHER'S HELPER, white, to assist in
I isehold and care of three-year baby:
references required. Reubens, 326 West ;
? : Phone Schuyler t?4t>5.
WAITRESS and one chambermaid: work!
simple, good wages. 12 East 95th.
Miscrllaneon?
BOOKKEEPER for carpenter shop: $15
start; Italian preferred. DI Palma, 142
Mae,I,,?Kai St.
LAB( ?RATORY ASSISTANT
Girl to .i.-sist In laboratory: light, pleasant
work; agreeable surroundings; J15 start.
Apply Morana, Inc., Ill Eai.t 27th.
STENOGRAPHER and swltchboard~rJpera
tor requir.-d by prominent decorator and I
antique dealer, near 57th st., Madison ave. ; I
one of pleasing personality, to act as sec?
retary, meet clients ami make herself gen- .
erally useful. Write, stating age, experi?
ence, salary expected. Christian. Box D
35. Tribune.
TYPIST on Underwood machine, with
knowledge of billing and office routine, I
Christian-. C. V. Uriggs, Inc., 160 East I
6tith st. ? 1
HELP WANTED FEMALE
Miscellaneous
CLERKS AND TYPISTS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LIFE INSURANCE
COMPANY
Girls IT year? of age ?nd over
Hour? 9 to 4:30 o'clock
Saturday? 9 t? 12 o'clock
Luncheon? served free
Salary to start $12.00
Abllltle? of clerk? reviewed each ?Ix
months. Those of average ability should
be receiving from $16 to $18 per week after
the second review. The variation Is due to
difference In clerical work.
Free classes conducted In Typewriting.
Stenography and Dictaphone Operating.
Apply In Person between 0 and 4:30 o'clock
Room 5033, Metropolitan Building,
I MadiBon Ave. (at 23rd St.), New York City.
GIRLS WANTED
$17.00 to $23.00 a Week
$15.00 a week first 2 to 4
weeks
Permanent Work
Experience unnecessary
Best of working conditions
Also women up to 35 year? of age
wanted for night work, hours 9:30
P. M. to 7:00 A. M.. $18.00 a week
after two weeks' Instruction in the
daytime at $15.00 a week.
$90 to $100 a month reached In six
months.
Apply at :
1158 Broadway (Cor. 27th st.), Man.
105 Broadway (Cor. Dey at.), Man.
370 B. 150th St., Bronx.
81 Wlltnughby st., Brooklyn.
1336 Broadway. Brooklyn,
or telephone:
Madison Square Official,
NEW YORK TELEPHONE COMPANY.
REFINED
An important position
is open for intelligent
and refined girls and
young women to act as
LONG DISTANCE
TELEPHONE OPER?
ATORS.
No previous experience
required. Working con?
ditions the best.
Write
for further information
or apply at
2 East 28th St.
Cor. 5th Ave.
AMERICAN
TELEPHONE &
TELEGRAPH COMPANY.
or
24 Walker St.,
two streets below Canal St.
New York City.
stenographer. experienced,
familiar with general
routine of office work ac?
curate at figures. .good op?
portunity for qualified
person oestring permanent
position Weinstein bros.,
coat house, 114 east 230, off
O'H AY.
SWITCHBOARD OPERATOR, 24 or over;
Protestant with some biKh school -du
cation for pleasant uptown office; salary
$100, give full particulars, stating nation?
ality. I) 94. Tribune.
Iastructi??
WE CUT patterns to individual measure-,
ments. Opening display of fall model?
commencing Sept. 20th. McDowell Dress?
making 4 Millinery School. 25 West 3&th at.
HELP WANTED MALE
ACCOUNTANT
One having Initiative, executive ability and
experienced In oil production and refining
business. An exceptional opportunity with
a large corporation. Write, stating salary
expected 3nd qualifications In detail. Ad?
dress
A. A. RUSSELL,
66 BROAD ST.
BOYS
for light messenger serv?
ice; $12 a week to .-tart;
chance for advancement.
Apply Room 312, Tribune
Bldg., 154 Nassau Street.
ROYS WANTED
METROPOLITAN LITE INSURANCE CO.
Over 16 vmi's of age.
Good Hours.
Salary to start $'':.
Opportunity for Rapid Advancement
Luncheon Served Free.
Apply In Person between 0 and 4:30 o'clock
Room 5033, Metropolitan Building
1 Madison Avenue (at 23d Street)
New York City.
BOl Intelligent, ambitions, who wants a
chance to learn advertising business. Wm.
R. Robinson & Co.. Flat I ron Bldg.
BOY -Office boy, Christian, for reliable
rirm; excellent advancement. Call at
office, Hazard Mfg. Co., 533 Canal St.
CLERK?-Young man (20 yrs.) wanted for
clerical position with a corporation In their
purchasing dept . good advancement fnr the
right man. Write stating salary, age, ex?
perience, d 93. Tribune.
COMBINATION VD WHITER
and window trimmer experienced writing
for popular priced merchandise; splendid
opportunity for right man. See Mr. D?nico,
K.iss Stores, l-'7 Newark av.. Jersey City.
> iFFICE BOY
YOUNG MAN. 15 TO 16 YEARS, FOR
EXPORT OFFICE: GOOD CHANCE FOR
ADVANCEMENT FOR BRIGHT CHRIS?
TIAN YOUNG MAN. APPLY M. & H CO..
193 WEST ST., 7TH FLOOR, NEAR
DCA NE ST.
OFFICE BOY wanted: Intelligent, neat ap?
pearance: high school training; go,.,l .sal?
ary; opportun'ty for advancement. Mexican
Petroleum Co-p.. room 2300. 120 Broadway.
OFFICE BOY WANTED: EXPERIENCE
IN INSURANCE OFFICE PREFERRED
JOSEPH FROGOATT & CO., 25 CHURCH
ST.. NEW YoRK.
OFFICE boy. messenger, $35 month. New
York Oceanic Co., S4 Broad St.
SALESMEN
Patience Is a virtue but If you are not
in the right position, patience disappears
and despondency enters, $150 and up?
wards weekly, is yours for WALKING and
TALKING and TELLING the TRl'TH
under our guidance, references; Inter?
views confidential; earnings immediate.
Suite 1010. 25 W. 43d ?t., Suite 305, 132 !
Nassau st.. Suite S3. 166 Montague ?(., i
Brooklyn; Suite 52, 166 Market et. New?
ark.
HELP WANTED MALE
SALESMAN, FI'K
Man of exceptional experience, over 40.
ns executive to manage popular price fur
branch shop Apply with references, Fifth
Ave. Fur Shop, ? ; ; Broadway, cor Cortlandl
SHIPPING CLERK, 20 to 26; accurate and
willing, salary $100. Room 102, New
York Publie library. 11 W. 40th st.
Instruetloa
|77. PER WEEK IN INTERSTATE
COMMERCE AM? EXPORT WORK
The opportunity >,t a lifetime for a per?
manent tuiur- at a salary ranging from
$3,600 to $10,000 p? r year whefi ?ble to
handle the work efficiently, the men we
desire ntuet be over 21 and common school
education, be willing to learn In their
?pari? time and have unlimited ambition,
determination and initiative; no expert
'?nee necessary if willing to devote ?' f< '?'?'
hours ?ach week to learn impi tanl
technical knowledge; the few chosen will
be trained by experts and assisted to
positions and salaries according to abili?
ty?; interview by appointment only. Phone
Beekmiin 3737, or address Mr. Ramstine,
824 Tribune Building, New York City.
Auto?Engineering Institute
14th 'year; 2,000 students: Roo graduates.
New $joo.000 equipment.
Learn a trade.
Auto shop. StarHng, Lighting.
Driving. Oxy welding.
Battery. Machine shop.
Vulcanizing. Overhauling.
40 other courses: Investigate.
Free Pass and Booklet.
Bedford Branch Y. M. C. A.
1125 Bedford Ave., Brooklyn.
AUTO INSTRUCTION?We teach repairing
and driving i.i short time. L.nse K'lar
anteed; ladies' classes; also Ford lessons.
American Auto School. 7j6 Lexington ave,
(59th). Plaza 4016.
MEN wanted to operate moving picture
machines in theatres; we teach you days
or evenings. American Theatre Building,
644 8lh ave. (42d). Bryant 1513.
LEARN TO BE A CHAUFFEUR ?Pleasant,
profitable work; day and evening classes.
Send for free booklet and visitor's pasa.
West Side Y. M. C. A., 306 West 57th St.
LOOK ahead ten years, master suitable
trade. Linotype pays $L'.*00. Largest
school in existence. Empire School, 133
E. 16th.
SITUATIONS WANTED FEMALE
Cooks
COOK?Young woman with ten-year-old
boy wishes position with couple; good
cook; no washing; best references,
tailor store, 354 Clinton av.. West Ho
boken. N. J.
COOK, young Irish girt, excellent two
years' references; $70-$75; city family.
IL, Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 10 Last 43d
st . 3d floor. Telephone S947 Murray Hill.
COOK Young Finn, city apartment , $85;
excellent city references. S., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 Last 43d st., jd floor.
Telephone 8047 Murray Hill.
COOK ANO WAITRESS?Finnish girls;
speak English, references. Lehti's !
Agency, 58 East 125th st. Tel, ; hone
Harlem 5515.
COOK and WAITRESSS, both n-at. effi?
cient; excellent, references; together or
separate; city or country. Shaughnessy's
Agency. 860 6th uve.
COOK, young, good manager; excellent
references. Fitzgerald Bureau, 366 5th
Chambermaids
CHAMBERMAID, city family, would assist
waitress; $60-$65; excellent long refer?
ences. E-, Miss Hofmayer's Agency. 10
East 43d st., 3d floor. Telephon-. 8947
Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID - WAITRESS; Inexperi?
enced, young Irish girl; $45 to $50. K.
Miss Hofmayer's Agency, 1'J Ka?t 43d st
3d floor. Telephone 81H7 Murray Hill.
CHAMBERMAID and waitress, four years'
splendid references. Miss Shaughnessy's
Agency, 800 6th a v.
CHAMBERMAID, waitress, young; excel?
lent references. Fitzgerald Bureau, 3ti'J ,
5th ave
Day Workers
DAY WORKER?Laundress or cleaner;
very reliable. K . M:s.-5 Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st , 3d floor. Tele?
phone B947 Murray Hill.
Dressmakers, Mininers, Etc.
I DRESSMAKER?McNamara, of 5th ave.
New V irk. a showing for models, re
modeling specialty. 477 Park pi., Bklyn
Prospect 65S?.
General Jlouseworkers, Etc.
HOUSEWORKER. with live year-old
daughter; excellent; two >?? ars' refer?
ences; $50 to $60. S. Miss Hofmayei -
Agency, 10 East 43d s;., 3d floor. Tele?
phone SD-17 Murraj II..
HOCSEWORKERS, .lay workers, half I
cooks, waitresses, chambermaids, kitch?
en help, colored. Sealey Agency, 161 West
I 145th; Audubon 2798.
HOUSEWORKERS Day workers, ?
waitresses, chambermaids and laun?
dresses. Lehti's Agency, 58 East 125th st.
Telephone Harlem 5515.
HOUSEWORKER ^.1 .... thorough
capable. Fitzgerald Bureau, ,?'? 5th ....
Laundresses, Etc.
LAUNDRESS wishes work first class, by
day. O'Neill. 40 West 57th.
Nurses. Etc.
CHILD'S NURSE, French Canadian, old
fashioned, faithful servant; child about
four years old; unqualified references;
$65-$75; city or country. F., Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 1? Easl 43d st , 3d flour.
Telephone 8047 Murray Hill.
CHILD'S NURSE, American Protestant;
excellent references. J . Miss Hof?
mayer's Agency, 10 East 43d St.. 3d floor.
Telephone 8947 Mui ray Hill
Nt RSE?Exceptionally capable Infant's
:;urs... splendid references. Excelsioi
Agen.;.. r,:0 Lexington ,,v. Plaza 2542.
NURSE; infant's: Scotch-Canadian; Prot
estant; excellent references Bj
Agency, 620 Lexington av. Plaza 2542
NURSE, young, two children; excellent ref?
erences. Fitzgerald Bureau. 366 ?th ave
NURSE, hospital trained, exceptional
erences. Fitzgerald Bureau. 366 6th a\.-.
NURSE, two children; country preferred,
Fitzgerald Bureau, 366 5th ave.
Waitresses
WAITRESS- Parlor maid: young Irish
girl, very capable worker ;$C5-$70; good
I long referen...;. B, Miss Hofmayer's
Agency, 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Tele
; phone S047 Murray Hill.
WAITRESS, young, thoroughly capable;
excellent references. Fitzgerald Bureau.
: 366 5th ave.
Professional
BOOKKEEPER, stenographer, typist and
filing, 7 years' experience; good refei
enees; Protestant; salary $ -'.' Miss E
Scharnow. 72 East ?7th st.
YOCNO refined woman seeks position
town; comp-tent stenographei executive
ability, several years s-eretarial experi?
ence; salary $25-$30. G 909, Tribune
Miscellaneous
COUPLE, Scotch, butler, useful and
? ?ntire work; excellent reference*
try preferred. Miss Shaughnessj s Agency,
S 60 Ci h av.
COUPLE, English cook and butler, chauf?
feur: best references; city or country.
Miss Shaughnesay's Agency, 36(i 6th av.
KITCHEN MAID, experienced, goo
reference?, $60-$66. P . Miss Hofmayer's
Agency. 10 East 43d st., 3d floor. Tele?
phone 8947 Murray Hill.
LADY'S MAID Good seamstress and
packer; highly recommended <; Miss
Hofmayer's Agency, i? East 13d -'
floor. Telephone 8947 Murray llil
SWITCHB IARD OPERATOR, 5 year?' ex
perlence; salary. $26 Write E . - S Co
lumbUH av.
SITUATIONS WANTED MALE
GARDENER-Superintendent is open for
engagement on private estate; 14 years
In last place; bes! of references, Joseph
Marshall.. Georg" si Tenafly, N J.
JAPANESE BUTLER many year?' expe
rience, most reliable, willing compe?
tent nian. warns p..-ilion In amall family.
Jiro, 9 West i?ili st.
JAPANESE domestic help by professional
worker?. 106 West 46t'u ?t.. Bryant 7787
?691.
SITUATIONS WANTED MAI.?
STENOGRAPHER
prof,
?inga; reasonabl?
I STENOGRAPHER
thoi ?
, I'sbi.
WATCHMAN (boi ?-"?Z?3?
man Wa Lehman1
? YOUNG M '
mo ? . Ital ii
: store or export
YOUNG MAN. 2*
Bide
$30. G
YOUNG MAN :? ? - - -
s. Hing ability,
Trib .:
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; Commercial Help?Female and Male
i ROSE E i I. \RK \GENCY
EM PI ? >Y MEN'
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Stenog i h pi ? pera, of.
s I st an I v 11 c 1
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15 East 40th at '? \ ?. *5i NasMa
St.. Tribune Bui! Ilns Ugu? 8?.
Brooklyn -Stenog apl rs, ??.?(, book?
keepers, clerks, compt ' ?? and awitea.
boa rd operatoi , tor ?J?|lo.
ners and experience I
Dome-t ic
JAPANESE ..
-
help of all i ,
Ington avo
BUSINESS < A !UiS
CsJ-peii and Kaft
ESTATE SA' K
Sti lings, !? . i M
offer a large vai I ass
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Real oriental 1
CLEANING, LAYING, ? DYE?
ING, RE k
Diamonds, Jewelry, Etc,
DIAMOND? bought ?i?'. sold tor catl
from Individua - - NETT?
175 Broal^aj 2d floi
Furniture
WE PAY high? ? ? - ?
pian i m . ? -
G A BAY,
vesant 23 . 7.
HIGHEST prices ;a : ' - fun . ? Brie*
a brae. Linens at .? Av?.
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and J .' - ? 1 -
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Patents and Inventions
PATSJNTS
Over 75 years' practice a ??
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New- York.
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TOWXSEXn, A JIT - IN PI RSI A.N'"B O?
an order of Honorable John i Cabalan
a Surrogate ,1 : - ,>w fork
NOTICE is here:.y g| to all persona
having ? la:.:.? aga l?M
? f tiie County of New - cased, t?
present ii.e same with '
tns aubsi rlber at place l ? ?? tiui
bus'.nes? of Taylor. Jackson Brophy *
Naah, attorneys i, ?t "
Pin? Streel. in the Citj ' N ? York, o?
? r before the 16th da, . ' e aext
Dated. New fork, th? 13th d?j o? April
1S26.
ISAAC Tl IWNSE.VD,
HENRY P. WINTHROP.
TAYLOR, JACKSON. HReFHY * N'Ai?
Attorneys for Exe Jl ira, it PI*?
Ctroet. New York City.
CAMPBELL. AIMEE M S T .f LaF l*-"
In pui luanre 'an ra?H
John P Cohalan . -
ty of New York. S . ? ?? ?i???
te all persona i ??-?inst
Aime? M S. T .1 La F ? - ? '
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presen: the ?ame with
the subscriber, at place ? ' traoa? tla?
?usine??, at the ,-? at I Tl ? *'
?on. Brophy ? S'aah, attorney* *'? j9 ''"'?
Street. In the Citj of New V on ^ r a?'
fere the l&th da-. ' ? bei next
Dated. New York, the 13th day of April
1920.
FREDEKt;. K S. WlliTUKLU
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TAYLOR. JACKSON. BR PHT ?
S'ASH. Attorney? for the Ex? ^:?r- "
Pine Street. New 1 rk City.
GE< iftUE ? ? H EN,
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HERMAN ASHER
Exec ?tora,
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